The 6,201–6,300 most common English words

6,201manifestto show or demonstrate something clearly; to become evident.
6,202mutuallyin a way that involves or is shared by both or all parties.
6,203navigateto plan and control the route or direction of travel
6,204obeseVery overweight in a way that is harmful to health.
6,205outreachorganized efforts to connect with and provide services or information to people in a community.
6,206pandemican outbreak of a disease that spreads over a whole country or the entire world
6,207perimeterthe outer boundary or edge of an area or shape
6,208pikea large freshwater fish with a long body and sharp teeth, found in rivers and lakes.
6,209preacherA person who delivers religious sermons or moral speeches.
6,210procurementThe process of obtaining goods or services, especially for a business or organization.
6,211protectora person or thing that keeps someone or something safe from harm
6,212pulpthe soft, moist part of fruit, or a soft wet mass of material
6,213reelto stagger or lose balance, moving unsteadily as if about to fall.
6,214rehearsalA practice session for a performance, done before the actual event.
6,215reinforceTo make something stronger, especially an idea or feeling.
6,216restartto start something again after it has stopped.
6,217reviveto bring back to life, consciousness, or activity after a period of decline or inactivity.
6,218rigorousextremely thorough, careful, and demanding.
6,219scarfa long piece of cloth worn around the neck or head for warmth or decoration.
6,220scenerythe natural features of a landscape, especially when picturesque
6,221sensoryrelating to the senses or sensation.
6,222sidewalkA paved path at the side of a road for people to walk on.
6,223skepticalHaving doubts; not easily convinced that something is true.
6,224sleepyfeeling a strong desire or need to sleep; drowsy.
6,225smoothlyin a way that is even, calm, and without difficulty
6,226staplea main or important element that is used or needed regularly.
6,227strandto leave someone in a difficult or helpless situation with no way to leave.
6,228suppressionthe act of forcibly putting an end to something or preventing it from being known.
6,229sushia Japanese dish of vinegared rice combined with various toppings or fillings, often raw fish or seafood.
6,230suspendTo stop something for a time; to hang something so it cannot move.
6,231terminologythe set of special words or expressions used in a particular field or subject.
6,232theatricalexcessively dramatic or exaggerated in manner, as if performed on stage.
6,233timerA device or function that measures or controls a set period of time.
6,234trusteea person given legal responsibility to manage property or affairs for the benefit of others.
6,235turnoutthe number of people who attend or participate in an event.
6,236unanimousFully agreed upon by everyone involved; with no dissenting opinion.
6,237unpredictablenot able to be predicted; likely to change or behave in unexpected ways.
6,238validationrecognition or affirmation that something is acceptable, correct, or worthwhile.
6,239vengeancePunishment inflicted in return for a wrong; revenge.
6,240visuallyin a way that relates to or uses the sense of sight.
6,241activismthe use of direct action or campaigning to bring about political or social change.
6,242adventthe arrival or beginning of an important event or period
6,243airbornecarried or transported through the air; in flight.
6,244alasAn exclamation expressing grief, pity, or concern.
6,245bakeryA place where bread, cakes, and other baked goods are made and sold.
6,246believerA person who has faith in a religion, idea, or person.
6,247bunkera reinforced underground shelter designed to protect people from attack or bombardment.
6,248caffeinea natural stimulant found in coffee, tea, and some soft drinks that increases alertness.
6,249chaoticIn a state of complete confusion and disorder.
6,250citeTo mention a source as evidence or example.
6,251commentatora person who describes or analyzes events, especially on television, radio, or in writing.
6,252commerciallyin a way related to buying and selling goods or services for profit.
6,253confuseTo make someone unable to think clearly or understand.
6,254cowardA person who lacks courage and avoids danger or difficulty out of fear.
6,255denta hollow mark left in a surface by a blow or pressure.
6,256departto leave a place, especially to start a journey
6,257disappointto fail to meet the hopes or expectations of someone.
6,258dolphina highly intelligent marine mammal known for its playful behavior and communication abilities.
6,259dovepast tense of 'dive'; moved downward or forward suddenly and quickly.
6,260enlightenmentthe state of gaining deep spiritual or intellectual understanding and wisdom
6,261fibrea thread-like substance found in plants that aids digestion and cannot be digested by the body.
6,262fixturesomething firmly fixed in place, or a permanent and familiar feature of a situation.
6,263focalrelating to or situated at the center of attention or activity; central.
6,264galaa festive celebration or special public entertainment.
6,265garrisonto station soldiers in a place to defend it; or the body of troops stationed there.
6,266gladlyin a willing and happy manner; with pleasure
6,267goodwillfriendly, helpful, or cooperative feelings; benevolence toward others.
6,268governTo rule or control a country or organization.
6,269gradualhappening slowly and by small degrees over time.
6,270hackera person who uses technical skills to gain unauthorized access to computer systems, or one who creatively solves technical problems.
6,271harnessto bring under control and make use of a natural force or resource.
6,272heartbeatthe rhythmic contraction of the heart; a single pulsation of the heart.
6,273honourableDeserving respect and admiration; showing strong moral principles.
6,274imminentabout to happen very soon
6,275inauguralmarking the beginning of something, especially a new position or institution; first in a series.
6,276insulationMaterial used to prevent heat, sound, or electricity from passing through.
6,277interna student or trainee who works, sometimes without pay, to gain practical experience.
6,278irresponsiblenot showing care for the consequences of one's actions; lacking a sense of responsibility.
6,279lagto fall behind or move slower than expected.
6,280localitya particular area or neighborhood; a specific place or district.
6,281lureto attract or tempt someone or something, often into a trap or toward something desirable
6,282malicioushaving a desire to harm others; deliberately spiteful.
6,283mattressA large, flat pad filled with soft or springy material, used for sleeping on.
6,284mista light cloud of tiny water droplets in the air near the ground, reducing visibility.
6,285molea unit in chemistry equal to approximately 6.022 × 10²³ particles of a substance.
6,286moleculeThe smallest unit of a substance made of joined atoms.
6,287monarchyA system of government in which a king or queen holds supreme power.
6,288muscularhaving well-developed, strong muscles.
6,289neutralitythe state of not supporting or favoring either side in a conflict or dispute.
6,290noisyMaking or producing a lot of loud, unpleasant sound.
6,291parcela package or bundle of things wrapped or boxed together, especially for mailing.
6,292partitiona dividing wall or structure that separates one space from another.
6,293peculiarStrange or unusual in a way that is hard to explain.
6,294proprietaryowned or controlled exclusively by a particular company or individual; not publicly available.
6,295prostatea gland in male mammals that surrounds the urethra and produces fluid that forms part of semen.
6,296protagonistThe main character in a story, novel, film, or play.
6,297rantto speak or shout at length in an angry, impassioned way; or such a speech itself.
6,298rashActing too quickly without careful thought; impulsive.
6,299reflectionsserious thoughts or careful consideration about something
6,300replicaAn exact copy or reproduction of something.